Everton is one of the teams vying for one of the “great pearls” in Spanish football; the Toffees can pay the release clause.

Adrián Arnuncio, a teenage striker from Real Valladolid,

is being watched by several teams, including Everton.

He notes that despite just being 16 years old,

Arnuncio has been making an impression in Spain’s lower divisions this season,

scoring two goals in 14 appearances.

Scouts have seen him in person on a few occasions,

and he is already garnering admirers from his regular appearances for the reserves.

He has received “very positive reports” from various clubs throughout Europe.

A increasing number of clubs are keeping an eye on him, and Spain is quite optimistic about his future.

The RFEF is expecting huge things from him.
Among those that have expressed interest are Everton, Real Madrid, Juventus, AC Milan,

Benfica, and Barcelona. It is actually thought that the Toffees are providing “customized projects.”

His present deal expires in 2025, and Valladolid might be forced into

a sale because half of Europe would like him.

To safeguard their investment, they would prefer that he sign a new contract,

but they are also willing to let him go in exchange for a portion of any future sales. If not,

they will bring up his extremely reasonable €3 million release clause.

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